Motivated professional offering a Masters of Medical Science degree in Human Molecular Biology (School of Biomedical science) with more than 4 years exposure to a medical research and academic environment. Adds value to any organisation in need of great collaboration, interpersonal and multitasking abilities. I conduct myself with the utmost integrity, respect and dedication to my work. With my ability to think creatively and critically, I work effectively as part of a team, as well as independently, to achieve predetermined goals and meet tight deadlines. Strong worth ethic, adaptability and exceptional interpersonal skills. Finally, I am outgoing, friendly and have a strong drive to succeed.
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In addition to my passion for research and academia, I indulge in diverse activities that enrich my life. I find joy in expressing myself through painting and drawing, while also nurturing my mind through reading and curating a collection of books.
Alongside my husband, I embrace outdoor adventures like hiking, as well as cozy indoor pastimes such as board games and cooking together. Yoga is another significant aspect of my life, with a regular practice that led me to obtain a teaching certificate for beginner to intermediate levels.
Exploring different cultures through travel is a cherished pursuit of mine, enriching my experiences and broadening my perspectives. Additionally, I take pride in maintaining a harmonious living space, finding satisfaction in cleaning, rearranging, and decorating our home.
The University of the Free State:
In addition to these accolades, I have also contributed significantly to scientific literature through three published research papers:
1. HLA and disease: Missing clinical data on laboratory request forms – a missed opportunity.
Authors: Walter J. Janse van Rensburg, André de Kock, Chené Bester, Jean F. Kloppers.
Journal: South African Medical Journal, 2021, Volume 111(1), p.4.
2. HLA major allele group frequencies in a diverse population of the Free State Province, South Africa
Authors: Walter J. Janse van Rensburg, André de Kock, Chené Bester, Jean F. Kloppers
Journal: Heliyon, 2021, Volume 7(4), p.e06850.
3. Genetic variant detection in a South African haemophilia B population.
Authors: Chené Bester, Jean F. Kloppers, Walter J. Janse van Rensburg.
Journal: Haemophilia, 2024, pp. 1-9.
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